Jesse Herrick is an avid Ruby developer who specializes in web development. He is a back-end developer at Littlelines and loves programming. You can read his personal blog at: https://jesse.codes.
Jesse's articles
Jesse Herrick compares Plugs in Elixir to Rack in Ruby. Learn a bit of Elixir and its elegance with middleware and plugs.
Jesse Herrick shows you Maxitest and how it enhances TDD with Minitest. Maxitest makes your tests a bit more readable and easier to use. Check it out.
Jesse Herrick walks through the creation of a functional blog site using Jekyll. Learn how to add search and customize the default templates.
Shelly Cloud is a PaaS that allows you to publish a Rails App in 5 minutes or less. Jesse Herrick puts this claim to the test in this post.
Jesse Herrick walks through using Google, Device, and OmniAuth to get authentication working for your Rails app in no time.
Jesse Herrick combines Jekyll, the most popular static-site generator, with Rails, the most popular dynamic site framework. Use the right tool for the job.
Jesse Herrick runs several Markdown processing Ruby gems through the ringer to find the cream of the crop. Features and Benchmarks lead the way.
Read Chruby and Rbenv Tips and Tricks and learn with SitePoint. Our web development and design tutorials, courses, and books will teach you HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, Python, and more.
Use Guard to reload all your changed files automatically in the browser, the test environment, everywhere.
Ruby has grown from a young child to the strong adult that it is today. Let's take a look at the life of the Ruby programming language.
In this article, we're going to overview Minitest (as it has now superceded Test Unit) and the benefits of shoulda-context, a Test::Unit/Minitest framework.
In this article, we’re going to take a look at the Ruby’s Net::HTTP library, focusing on REST API implementation.
A look at several of the existing Ruby gems for creating command line interfaces (pros and cons, ease of use, etc.), along with example code for each.